Z-IP Stream 004/008. User Guide and Installation Manual. Four or Eight Input QAM Encoder / Modulator

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1 Z-IP Stream 004/008 User Guide and Installation Manual Four or Eight Input QAM Encoder / Modulator MPEG-2 / H.264 HD ENCODER with QAM /IP/ & ASI Outputs

2 Contents Safety Precautions... 3 Package Contents... 4 Product Description... 4 Specifications... 5 Hardware Installations and Connections... 7 Connecting to the GUI Interface:... 9 Encoder Programming and Setup via GUI Interface: Overview Page of ZIP STREAM 004/ GUI Login Password: Common Setup VCN Modes Available: RF Setup Encoder Setup IP Streaming Setup Network Configuration Administration Saving your configuration files EAS Product Notes: User Manual and Installation Guide 2

3 Safety Precautions The presence of this symbol is to alert the installer and user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltages within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to produce a risk of electric shock. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS DEVICE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT OPEN THE UNIT. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY. DO NOT apply power to the unit until all connections have been made, all components have been installed and all wiring has been properly terminated. DO NOT terminate, change or uninstall any wiring without first disconnecting the unit s power adapter from the device. This device is supplied with the appropriately rated power supply. The use of any other power supply could cause damage and invalidate the manufacturer s warranty. DO NOT connect the power cord to the device if the power cord is damaged. DO NOT cut the power cord. DO NOT plug the power cord into an AC outlet until all cables and connections to the device have been properly connected. The device should be installed in an environment consistent with its operating temperature specifications. Placement next to heating devices and ducts is to be avoided as doing so may cause damage. The device should not be placed in areas of high humidity. DO NOT cover any of the device s ventilation openings. DO NOT cover or obstruct the device s fan or fan openings. If the device has been in a cold environment allow it to warm to room temperature for at least 2 hours before connecting to an AC outlet. User Manual and Installation Guide 3

4 Package Contents This package contains: ZIP STREAM 004/008 Encoder / Modulator One power cable One installation / configuration manual Inspect the package before starting installation to ensure there is no damage and all supplied contents are present. Product Description The ZIP STREAM 004/008 Encoder/Modulator simultaneously provides QAM, IP, and ASI output streams making it ideal for any Commercial RF or IP Network integration. The high quality HD design allows for watching action packed movies and sports channels on any HDTV. The ZIP STREAM 004/008 Encoder/Modulator supports a variety of DTV standards. The Dolby Digital Encoding capabilities rounds out this feature rich product. This space saving design delivers up to 8 High Quality HD/SD QAM/IP/ASI channels in a single 1RU space. *Dolby is a trademark of Dolby Laboratories. High Resolution up to 1080i/1080p 3 VCN Modes available HDMI (unencrypted), Component / Composite via DIN cable. MPEG2 or H.264 (AVC) Video (Selectable) Output Individual IP Stream Enable / Disable Control > +40dB MER Closed Captioning Support +45dBmV Output EAS Functionality Rack mountable 1RU height User Manual and Installation Guide 4

5 Specifications INPUTS HDMI DIN 1.4v (x8) Component / Composite via DIN cable AUDIO Inputs Audio Input via DIN or HDMI embedded VIDEO Encoder Video Codecs Video Resolutions MPEG-2, MPEG-4(AVC) Selectable 1080p (MPEG-4 Only), 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i AUDIO Encoder Audio Compression MPEG-1 Layer II, AAC, Dolby Stereo AC-3 RF QAM SUPPORT Frequency MHz (CH 2-CH 135) RF Channel Output (programs/qam) QAM Constellation Bandwidth RF Level Output MER Interleaver Channel Type VCN Attenuation RF Output Closed Captioning Control 2 programs / QAM J.83 Annex B 256 QAM 6 MHz +45dBmV Typical >42dB (43 db Typical) Supported (12 presets) STD, HRC, IRC VCN Auto, VCN Manual, VCN 1-Part 1 20dB (1 db Steps) F - Female 75Ω Supported User Manual and Installation Guide 5

6 IP Output Type Stream Type TS Format Stream Control 1RJ-45, GbE UDP/RTP Unicast, Multicast SPTS Enable / Disable Control per Stream ASI Output Connection Output BNC 75Ω (front-end mounted) MPTS Multiplexed EAS Support Connection Audio/Video Input Dry Contact DIN Management / Control GUI Supported IE9, FireFox, Chrome, Safari GUI Control RJ45 10/100 Password Protected GUI General Rack mountable (1RU) Fan Cooled Front Panel 482.7mm x 240mm x 44.4mm (19" x 9.45" x 1.75"), 19 EIA Internal LED System Indicators (Power, up to 8 Encoder Status LEDs) *Subject to change without notifications *Manufactured under License of Dolby Laboratories Installation System Installer must adhere to Article of the NEC that provides guidelines for proper grounding and specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building, as close to the point of cable entry as possible. User Manual and Installation Guide 6

7 Unpacking and Inspection Each unit is shipped factory tested. Ensure all items are removed from the container prior to discarding any packing material. Thoroughly inspect the unit for shipping damage with particular attention to connectors and controls. If there is any sign of damage to the unit or damaged or loose connectors contact your distributor immediately. Do not put the equipment into service if there is any indication of defect or damage. Hardware Installations and Connections It is highly recommended that quality cables and connectors be used for all video and audio source connections. 1. The unit is designed to be rack mounted in a standard EIA 19 rack. 2. The unit comes standard with HDMI and DIN inputs (Component and Composite video inputs). The HDME-804 encoder / modulator is intelligently designed to detect the video input from the video source. HDMI Connection: Connect the HDMI cable(s) from the video source(s) into the HDMI input(s). Or, Connect the DIN Cable to the back of the encoder as required using the DIN to DIN or DIN to breakout cable. Repeat this step for each video source connection required. Be sure the connections for each source are consistent with the unit s inputs (IN1 IN8). 3. Use a quality 75Ω coaxial cable with F connectors from the unit s RF OUT jack to the distribution system (combiner or reverse splitter) or directly to a television. 4. If connecting to an IP network- connect the Ethernet cable to the IP output RJ45 connector. (IGMP capable and enabled switch is required) 5. If connecting the ASI output- connect the BNC cable to the ASI output. 6. If connecting to an EAS Receiver make the proper connections (connect relay and Video /Audio Inputs) to the EAS receiver. 7. Connect the included power cord to the unit s POWER plug. 8. Connect the power cord to an appropriately rated AC power outlet. User Manual and Installation Guide 7

8 Encoder Status Lights: Solid Green Encoder connected to Input source Flashing Green: No connection / free run Flashing Red: EAS Event User Manual and Installation Guide 8

9 DEVICE Programming and Setup: Connecting to the GUI Interface: Factory Default IP: Connect an Ethernet cable directly (no Cross Over cable required) to the Web Management Port on the rear panel of the encoder or connect the Ethernet cable to an Ethernet switch. Connect an Ethernet Cable to your PC/Laptop. 2. Modify your PC/Laptop IP address to Enter into your web browser. 4. Enter GUI and make required device changes. 5. Save all changes as required, upload and reboot changes. 6. Verify parameters then end web session. User Manual and Installation Guide 9

10 Encoder Programming and Setup via GUI Interface: After connecting the device to the Web Management port located on the rear of the device and connecting to a PC / Laptop. Step 1: Enter Device's IP address in web browser. Overview Page of Encoder User Manual and Installation Guide 10

11 Overview Page of ZIP STREAM 004/008 Welcome page showing overview status of the ZIP STREAM 004/008 when fully functioning. Alternate between viewing status of RF Output 1, RF Output 2, RF Output 3, RF Output 4 by selecting the RF Output tab of the device you want to monitor. Step 2: Login Select Common Setup Once the Common Setup Tab is selected you will be prompted to enter the user name and password for device. User Manual and Installation Guide 11

12 GUI Login Password: Default User Name: admin Default Password: Admin123 Note: To change the Password for the GUI go to the Administration Tab. Common Setup Use the Common Setup Page to set the Output channel, Select VCN Mode, Channel Type, and Device Address. User Manual and Installation Guide 12

13 Step 4: Local Save Perform a Local Save once all parameters are set. Application Note When installing more than 1 device in a headend, the integrator must select a unique Device Address for each Encoder being installed in the system. If outputting directly into a HDTV, you must first attenuate the output (+45dBmV typical). Notes on Changes: Changes made to an individual setup tab may require the installer to perform a Local Save AND Upload and Reboot if only making changes to one parameter of the encoder. Example: Installer is required to change only the output channel for the device (No other changes to the device are required). Once the channel has been changed, the installer is required to perform 1) Local Save AND 2) Upload and Reboot. VCN Modes Available: VCN (Major & Minor) Auto: Factory Default When selecting this VCN, unit will automatically set the output channels. Example: Output Channel (2) 2.1 & 2.2 (QAM 1), 3.1 & 3.2 (QAM 2), 4.1 & 4.2 (QAM 3), and 5.1 & 5.2 (QAM 4) VCN (Major & Minor) Manual Using the VCN Major & Minor Manual setting offers the integrator the ability to set the channel manually. Although the Output Channel is set to 102 ( MHz) the Major & Minor Channels do not have to follow or correspond to the output channel. Example: Output Channel (102). 5.1 & 5.2 (QAM 1), 6.1 & 6.2 (QAM 2), 7.1 & 8.1 (QAM 3), 11.1 & 12.1 (QAM 4) User Manual and Installation Guide 13

14 VCN (One Part) Manual Using the VCN (One Part) Manual setting offers the integrator the ability to set the channel manually. Although the Output Channel is set to 102 ( MHz) the Channels do not have to follow or correspond to the output channel. Example: Output Channel (102). 102, 103 (QAM 1), 104, 105 (QAM 2),106, 107 (QAM 3), 108, 109 (QAM 4) Example: Output Channel (2). 2, 4 (QAM 1) 5, 6 (QAM 2) 7, 9 (QAM 3), 11, 13 (QAM 4) Application Note Regardless of the VCN channel set using VCN Major & Minor (Manual) or VCN 1-Part Method, the RF Carrier Frequency of the Output Channel will still be occupied for all (4) four QAM channels of the ZIP STREAM 004/008. The ZIP STREAM 004/008 will automatically set the RF QAM frequency for the device once the Output Channel has been selected and saved. (RF QAM channel 1, RF QAM channel 2, RF QAM channel 3, and RF QAM channel 4). Go to Encoder Page to Set/Modify the VCN Channel (if VCN Manual or VCN One-Part selected). User Manual and Installation Guide 14

15 Notes on Channel Selection: The image below shows the Output Channel is set to CH # 102. The examples below show how each input on the Encoder is placed in RF1, RF2, RF3, and RF 4 output QAMs. Note: The RF2, RF3, and RF4 Physical Channel Output is determined by the selection of output channel RF1. ZIP STREAM 004/008 example 1 (VCN Mode Auto): RF1 (QAM 1) RF2 (QAM2) RF3 (QAM 3) RF4 (QAM 4) IN-1 IN-3 IN-5 IN-7 IN-2 IN-4 IN-6 IN-8 CH # CH # CH # CH # CH # CH # CH # CH # User Manual and Installation Guide 15

16 ZIP STREAM 004/008 example 2 (VCN Mode Auto): Setting the Output Channel to CH# 2 would result in the following RF1/RF2/RF3/RF4 configuration below. RF1 (QAM 1) RF2 (QAM2) RF3 (QAM 3) RF4 (QAM 4) IN-1 IN-3 IN-5 IN-7 IN-2 IN-4 IN-6 IN-8 CH # 2.1 CH # 2.2 CH # 3.1 CH # 3.2 CH # 4.1 CH # 4.2 CH # 5.1 CH # 5.2 Step 5: RF Setup Use the RF Setup Page to setup each RF Output Select RF Output 1, RF Output 2, RF Output 3, or RF Output 4 User Manual and Installation Guide 16

17 Select and set the required parameters you require for your installation. The ZIP STREAM 004/008 offers the integrator the ability to disable a RF QAM. To Disable the a RF Output (QAM) simply uncheck the enable checkbox on any RF Output tab. Application Note When installing more than 1 device into a system, each device must have an unused RF TS ID. Step 6: Local Save Perform a Local Save for each RF Output tab. Setting up Multiple devices within the same system. Device Address RF1 RF3 RF TS ID RF2 RF User Manual and Installation Guide 17

18 Step 7: Encoder Setup Encoder Setup Select Encoder 1, 2, 3, 4. 8 tabs to program any individual encoder. Select and change all desired parameters. VCN Channels can be set if VCN Mode was set to Major & Minor Manual or VCN 1-Part on the Common Setup page. Step 8: Local Save for each Encoder tab Perform a Local Save on Each Encoder Tab where changes were made. User Manual and Installation Guide 18

19 Step 9: IP Streaming IP Streaming Setup Use the IP Streaming setup page to set your device's IP streaming IP Address, and select your streaming method protocol and Destination IP, Port, and TTL settings. Network Setup: IP address for IP Output Port. Default: Streaming Methods Available: RTP / UDP Unicast and RTP / UDP Multicast Disabling IP Streams The HDME-804 offers the user a SPTS output stream. Each Stream can be disabled as required. User Manual and Installation Guide 19

20 To disable an IP Stream uncheck Enable on the appropriate IP Stream tab. Select Streaming 1, Streaming 2, Streaming 3, Streaming 4.. Streaming 8 tabs as required. Step 10: Local Save Perform a Local Save one each Stream tab once all parameters are set. *** Ensure all Encoder changes have been locally saved before performing Step 11 *** User Manual and Installation Guide 20

21 Step 11: Upload and Reboot Once all the encoder's settings are changed and a Local Save was performed for each Setup tab Select Upload and Reboot on the IP Streaming page. This function will upload and save all parameters set in the Common, RF, Encoder, and IP Streaming sections of the device. Your device will reboot. Reminder: If changing only a setting on a specific setup page- remember to perform a Local Save and Upload and Reboot. We highly recommend you save your encoder configuration files. SEE ADMINISTRATION TAB FOR HOW TO BACKUP YOUR DEVICE SETTINGS. User Manual and Installation Guide 21

22 Step 12: Network Configuration Tab Network Configuration Use the Network Setup Tab to configure the device s IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Enable/Disable DHCP, and set Host Name. Step 13: Save Network Configuration Save Config: Once all parameters are set you are required to select Save Config. This function will reboot and save the changes setting for the Network Configuration. Note: Only the Network Configuration (GUI IP address) changes will be saved. When setting the Subnet Mask ensure the Subnet Mask of the device and the PC have the same Subnet Mask. User Manual and Installation Guide 22

23 Step 14: Administration Administration Administration Page Functions Actions Reboot Reset to Default Backup Upload New Password Reboot device. All unsaved settings will be lost. Reset all settings back to original factory settings Download all settings of device Upload a saved config file Create and save new password for GUI User Manual and Installation Guide 23

24 CAUTION Selecting Reset to Default will automatically reset all saved settings back to factory default settings. All saved settings will be lost. Step 15: If required- change GUI Password and Submit. Note: When setting a new password you must use the Submit button. This password is for access to the GUI only. The LCD front Panel Password will not be changed and is set to prevent unauthorized users access to your device. Saving your configuration files We highly recommend you save your encoder configuration files. Simply Click the Backup button and the config files will be saved to your computer. To upload a configuration file- simply click Choose File then locate the file you want to upload. Click Upload to install the configuration files. This function is helpful when installing a large number of encoders in a single system. ASI Output This device is equipped with an ASI combined (MPTS) output. Connect a BNC cable to the ASI output connector (75 Ω) and to your Broadcast capable device. User Manual and Installation Guide 24

25 EAS This device is equipped with EAS Terminals/connections and 1 Video/Audio input (DIN Audio / Video Input). Connect your EAS Alert Device System output to the Encoder using the DIN to breakout cable. Connect the devices as recommended by your EAS System, Operation: If the encoder receives the proper Event signal from your EAS device, the normal input audio/video will replaced by the audio and video from the EAS system device. Once the encoder has received the proper signal from your EAS device the normal input video and audio will return to a normal operating mode. ****THIS DEVICE IS NOT AN EAS RECEIVER**** Note: It is the responsibility of the Integrator/System Operator /Installer/User to properly connect, verify, and test the EAS functionality of this device with the EAS receiver. Note: It is the responsibility of the Integrator/System Operator /Installer/User to properly perform the required EAS tests as required by the FCC or your specific Government Agency. If the EAS functions on this device fail for any reason it is the responsibility of the Integrator/System Operator /Installer/User to replace this device as required by the FCC or your specific Government Agency. User Manual and Installation Guide 25

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